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Month: April 2014

Children: the missing manual

Anna and I recently went on a parenting course. This wasn't under duress from social services or out of sheer despair, but because we thought it might be good. And it was. Excellent in fact. We did it at St. Marks Battersea Rise, but it isn't a 'religious' course - there were plenty of folks … Continue reading Children: the missing manual →

Richard Sargeant Family April 14, 2014April 10, 2014 2 Minutes

Digital delivery

I've recently published two posts about the work we're doing in the Government Digital Service to track our progress, and to measure the performance of public services: Digital marches on: rising take-up, falling costs The Performance Platform: open for business We have also recently launched the Digital Service Standard, finalised guidance for Agile business cases … Continue reading Digital delivery →

Richard Sargeant Work April 9, 2014April 10, 2014 1 Minute

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